XML-SQL multiple SQL_QUERY to sing row instances..

Hello,
Is it possible to run multiple querys and return them all to a structure like this..
<HEADER_SELECTS>
   <row>
       <select results1></select results1>
   </row>
   <row>
       <select results2></select results2>
   </row>
</HEADER_SELECTS>
I have tried several data type structures, but all of them execute only the first "access" SQL_QUERY option.

Hi Tom,
A suggestion : you could go for SQL joins.
Concerbed weblog is:
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hope this helps.
Regards,
Priyanka

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if(punchoutCnt>0)
sqlForXml.append(",");
sqlForXml.append(((Number)selectedRows.getAttribute("VendorId")).toString());
punchoutCnt++;
if(punchoutCnt==0)
sqlForXml.append("-1"); // make sql valid, will not return rows
sqlForXml.append(")");
// System.out.println(sqlForXml); // DEBUG
OADBTransaction tx = (OADBTransaction)getOADBTransaction();
OracleXMLQuery xq = new OracleXMLQuery( tx.getJdbcConnection()
, sqlForXml.toString()
xq.setRaiseException(true); // in case of error raise an exception (default
// is to generate an error document
xq.setEncoding("UTF-8"); // not necessary?
xq.useLowerCaseTagNames();
xq.setRowsetTag("vendors");
xq.setRowTag("vendors_row");
//System.out.println(xq.getXMLString()); // DEBUG
XMLDocument suppl = (XMLDocument)xq.getXMLDOM();
XSLProcessor xslt = new XSLProcessor();
InputStream sheetStream = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("mystylesheet.xsl");
if(sheetStream==null)
throw new Exception("Could not load stylesheet");
XSLStylesheet sheet = xslt.newXSLStylesheet(
sheetStream
StringWriter serialize = new StringWriter();
xslt.processXSL(sheet,suppl,new PrintWriter(serialize));
String returnXML = serialize.getBuffer().toString();
// System.out.println("X:"+returnXML); // DEBUG
sheetStream.close();
return returnXML;
===================
i've copied the same code into another method and only changed the sql-statment to be used and the stylesheet to use to transform the xml. Is something wrong with that?
Another question: if the xsl refers to a xsd but wihtout any path where should it be?
Thanks for the help,
Patricia

Actually, having looked at Metalink, seems that although this message may be accurate and correct,
it has been 'introduced' as part of the 9i JDBC driver.
So, I used the 8i JDBC driver I happened to have instead and that worked fine.

1.2 JVM crashes using XML SQL Utility 1.1.10 (NT 8.1.5)

I am trying to use the XML SQL Utility for Java (Oracle 8.1.5) to obtain a DTD or XML schema for tables in our database.
I have installed the XSU111.ZIP archive,
set the CLASSPATH and stuff, loaded the JAR
files (xmlparserv2.jar, oraclexmlsql.jar)
processed the xmlgenpkg.sql script (following the installation instructions)
When I execute the samples in Java, the JVM (JDK 1.2.2) crashes in javai.dll.
The same error occurs when I run java OracleXML getXML ....
The installation file (env.bat) lists the JDBC driver ZIP as CLASSES12.ZIP, which is of course, not available for 8.1.5, which is what the download instructions indicated is appropriate for XSU 1.1.1.
Any ideas? Do I need to upgrade to 8.1.6?
Can I patch the JDBC with classes12.ZIP.
By the way, when I execute the commands in PL/SQL using xmlgen package, everything is fine.
Regards and Much thanks

Set JDK_HOME to the directory where you install your JDK (Java Development Kit).
So instance, I've install JDK1.1.8 on my
C drive so
set JDK_HOME=c:\jdk1.1.8;c:\jdk1.1.8\bin

Message Mapping Nested Structure to key node in JDBC XML SQL Structure

Hello everybody,
I'm facing the next problem, I have the following nested structure
<ns0:MT_Irdoc_ArchivoNested xmlns:ns0="http://ref.pemex.com/PI/FI/ArchivoIrdoc">
   <Header id_consecutivo="">
      <Transaction/>
      <Header2/>
      <Header3/>
      <Header4/>
      <Header5/>
      <Detail>
         <Transaction/>
         <Detail2/>
         <Detail3/>
         <Detail4/>
         <Detail5/>
      </Detail>
   </Header>
   <NombreArchivo/>
</ns0:MT_Irdoc_ArchivoNested>
as you can see, Detail is a nested Node from Header Node, and Detail is with occurrence 0...unbounded, I need to generate a SELECT XML SQL Structure as follows
   <StatementName>
          <dbTableName action=u201DSELECTu201D>
              <table>realDbTableName</table>
              <access>
                 <col1/>
                 <col2/>
                 <col3/>
              </access>
              <key1>
                 <col4>val4</col4>
                 <col5>val5</col5>
                 <col6>val6</col6>
              </key1>
          </dbTableName>
   </StatementName>
now my problem is that col4 and col6 are values mapped from Header fields values, and col5 mus be mapped from Detail2 field of Detail Nested Structure, and Detail is 0...unbounded so it can contain any number of values and must included in the key structure, I tried by mapping the Detail Node to the key1 node, so it will generate n numbers of key1 nodes to include in the query, and the Detail number of nodes are not constant so I can't generate key2, key3, keyn...., so what I need is to create n numbers of instances of key1 node, but the problem is that when the mapping try to generate the second instance of key1 node it gives an error in the fields that comes from Header structure, maybe I'm trying to solve my problem wrong, could anyone give some advices or direction?, thanks in advance.
Regards,
Julio Cesar

Julio,
After placing the below logic in the mapping editor
Details2 > SplitByValue> col5
Right click on the Details2 node and choose Context. By Default you will see Details, because Details2 is the child of Details node. I want you to choose the Parent of Details node, I believe that would be HeaderID, am I right?
If you don't want to do that then,
Details2 ---> Remove Context > SplitByvalue> col5 will do the trick!
raj.

Help Needed -- Oracle XML/SQL utility and PL/SQL parser

Let's say we have an xml file
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
<abc>
<def>
<ghi>test</ghi>
</def>
<jkl>
<mno>testing</mno>
</jkl>
</abc>
We can store the <def> tag in one table say def and <jkl> tag in another table say jkl.
Is there a way to combine def and jkl and insert in one table so that there in one row with two columns test and testing??
null

Hi,
Are u sure that it is a java enabled database? The most common
case of failure with the xmlgen package is because the loadjava
command did not succeed.
Please make sure that oraclexmlsqlload.bat file loaded all the
java procedures successfully. If not then u would have to java-
enable your database by running the initjvm script. (please see
the docs).
Thx
Murali
Iveta Vojtko (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I have downloaded XML SQL Utility for Java against Oracle
8.0.5
: on WindowsNT. The xmlgen package was created successfully but
: its body is invalid and my PL/SQL test has failed because of
: following error: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "NAME"
: when expecting one of the following: := . ( @ % ; not null
range
: renames default character. The symbol ":= was inserted abefore
: "NAME" to continue.
: Is it because I am not using Oracle8i? I just want to use the
: server side of XML SQL. Please, reply asap. Thank you.
Oracle Technology Network
http://technet.oracle.com
null

Oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: Expected name instead of .

Hi,
I'm using XDK in Tomcat to execute queries and get the XML result in the browser. I have written many queries but now I'm having problems in one of them.
The error output that I see in my browser is this one:
<ROOT>
<ERROR>
oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: Expected name instead of <.
</ERROR>
</ROOT>:
This error message is known as XML-20126 but it's not documented in the XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide, so I don't know what to do.
My XSQL query is the following:
<ROOT connection="xxxx_read" xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql">
<xsql:query>
SELECT XMLAGG(XMLELEMENT("NODE",
XMLELEMENT("name", b.nodename),
(SELECT XMLAGG(XMLELEMENT("SERVICE",
XMLATTRIBUTES(a.serviceabbr AS "type")
ORDER BY a.serviceabbr
FROM service a, serviceinstance c
WHERE c.isdeleted='N'
AND a.serviceid=c.serviceid
AND c.nodeid=b.nodeid
ORDER BY b.nodename
) AS "NODES"
FROM node b
WHERE b.isdeleted='N'
</xsql:query>
</ROOT>
That query executes fine in sqlplus, where I can see the XML result.
I think my problem could be related to the size of the XML output. In sqlplus, the output has around 38000 bytes size, which is nothing, so I don't really know why that should be a problem. Do you have any idea?
Thanks for your help,
David

So it seems there is a problem in fact:
XDB FUNCTION RESULTS ARE TRUNCATED WHEN USING XSQL
*** 02/25/04 08:28 am ***
Problem Description
There appears to be a limit on the content or characters that XSQL pages
handle when being passed data from XDB functions such as XMLAGG() and
XMLELEMENT().
If you have a xsql page of the form
< ?xml version="1.0"?>
< xsql:query xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql" connection="demo" >
select XMLAgg(XMLElement("Test", XMLAttributes(i.id as "Id_van_de_test",
i.name as "Name_van_de_test"))) as "Tests" from problem_xml i
< /xsql:query>
If the number of rows (or amount of data) in the table is low, the result
appears okay. However, if the data returned is large the data appears to
truncate giving xml parsing errors as if the xml returned is not well formed.
In the testcase provided, the error is as follows :-
Results from 10.1.0.2
< Line 2, Column 16354>: XML-20126: (Fatal Error) '< ' cannot appear in attribute value.
< Line 2, Column 16366>: XML-20190: (Fatal Error) Whitespace required.
< Line 2, Column 16366>: XML-20201: (Fatal Error) Expected name instead of 4.
< ?xml version = '1.0'?>
value.< /ERROR>
Results from 9.2.0.6
< Line 2, Column 16354>: XML-0126: (Fatal Error) '< ' cannot appear in attribute value.
< Line 2, Column 16368>: XML-0190: (Fatal Error) Whitespace required.
< Line 2, Column 16368>: XML-0201: (Fatal Error) Expected name instead of 3.
< Line 2, Column 16371>: XML-0122: (Fatal Error) '=' missing in attribute.
< Line 2, Column 16391>: XML-0190: (Fatal Error) Whitespace required.
< Line 2, Column 16396>: XML-0122: (Fatal Error) '=' missing in attribute.
< Line 2, Column 16397>: XML-0125: (Fatal Error) Attribute value should start with quote.
< ?xml version = '1.0'?>
value.< /ERROR>
And the workaround:
======================================================
The only workaround we have is to get the Document generated using
DBMS_XMLQUERY [with expanded entities].
_==Start===
create or replace procedure Query2XML(QueryString varchar2 default
'select col1 from xml_tab where r_id = ?') IS
XMLCtx number;
myXML clob;
myXMLLength number;
BEGIN
XMLCtx := DBMS_XMLQUERY.NEWCONTEXT(QueryString);
myXML := DBMS_XMLQUERY.GETXML(XMLCtx);
myXMLLength := DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(myXML);
DBMS_XMLQUERY.CLOSECONTEXT(XMLCtx);
END Query2XMLFile;
_==Start===
Currently, XDB uses a DOM based model for XSLT evaluation. It is not
possible to support disable-output-escaping constructs through this
evaluation. This might be supported in a future release when a different
model is implemented.
=============================================================

XML SQL Utility, Unicode

Hi,
I have some questions to the XML-SQL-Utility:
1.) Is there a bug in the oracle.xml.sql.query class:
OracleXMLQuery qry = new OracleXMLQuery(conn,"select POSITION from DATAS");
qry.setRowTag("DROW");
OracleXMLDocGenDOM gdoc = new OracleXMLDocGenDOM();
qry.getXML(gdoc);
conn.close();
Document docin = gdoc.getXMLDocumentDOM();
NodeList rows = docin.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("DROW");
// The Node "DROW" wasn't found.
// It work if I do it below
NodeList rows = docin.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("ROW");
// It doesn't matter what is set in the "qry1.setRowTag("DROW");"
(I use the sun parser)
2.) I have a problem by insertXML(Document);
I will insert a Document with a structure as below in my database:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<ROOTDOC>
<ROW>
<DOCUMENTREF>133-12224</DOCUMENTREF>
<TEXT>hello</TEXT>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<DOCUMENTREF>133-124</DOCUMENTREF>
<TEXT>world</TEXT>
</ROW>
</ROOTDOC>
XmlDocument sdoc = new XmlDocument();
Element rootDEl = sdoc.createElement("ROOTDOC");
sdoc. appendChild(rootDEl);
Element rowEl = sdoc.createElement("ROW");
Element docREl = sdoc.createElement("DOCUMENTREF");
docREl.appendChild(sdoc.createTextNode("133-12224"));
NodeList rows = sdoc.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("ROW");
int size = rows.getLength();
System.out.println("SIZE: " size "\n");
// The size is null, what's wrong ?
OracleXMLSave save = new OracleXMLSave(conn, tabName);
int rowCount = save.insertXML(sdoc);
// It didn't insert something in my table !
3.) I save Unicode UTF-16 in my database with the XML SQL Utility:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<ROOTDOC>
<ROW>
<TEXT>D$55DD</TEXT>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<TEXT>tt%zu||</TEXT>
If I read it whit the oracle.xml.sql.query, it is Unicode UTF-8:
OUTPUT IS:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ROOTDOC>
<ROW num="1">
<TEXT>D$55--</TEXT>
</ROW>
<ROW num="2">
<TEXT>tt%zu33</TEXT>
</ROW>
I want a output as the input (Unicode UTF-16).
Can anyone please advise on the problems.
Thanks
null

Hi H.Ozawa,
thanks for trying but non of the solution helped me, sorry.
Question 1:
I'll try it again like this:
OracleXMLQuery qry = new OracleXMLQuery(conn,"select POSITION from DATAS");
qry.setRowTag("DROW");
Document docin = qry.getXMLDOM();
conn.close();
NodeList rows = docin.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("DROW");
// The Node "DROW" wasn't found.
Question 2:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<ROOTDOC>
<ROW>
<DOCUMENTREF>133-12224</DOCUMENTREF>
<TEXT>hello</TEXT>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<DOCUMENTREF>133-124</DOCUMENTREF>
<TEXT>world</TEXT>
</ROW>
</ROOTDOC>
XmlDocument sdoc = new XmlDocument();
Element rootDEl = sdoc.createElement("ROOTDOC");
sdoc. appendChild(rootDEl);
Element rowEl = sdoc.createElement("ROW");
Element docREl = sdoc.createElement("DOCUMENTREF");
docREl.appendChild(sdoc.createTextNode("133-12224"));
Element docTEl = sdoc.createElement("TEXT");
docTEl.appendChild(sdoc.createTextNode("hello"));
An error message occur:
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException: java.lang.IllegalAccessError: try to access class com/sun/xml/tree/ParentNode from class project/dbase/xmlwritedb at project.dbase.xmlwritedb.main(xmlwritedb.java:33)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at com.borland.jbuilder.util.BootStrap.invokeMain(Unknown Source)
at com.borland.jbuilder.util.BootStrap.main(Unknown Source)
Question 3:
I try it like below but the output is "UTF-8" encoding
OracleXMLDocGenDOM gdoc = new OracleXMLDocGenDOM();
query.getXML(gdoc);
XMLDocument docin = (XMLDocument)gdoc.getXMLDocumentDOM();
docin.setEncoding("ISO-8859-1"); //docin.setEncoding("UTF-16");
NodeList rows = docin.getDocumentElement().getElementsByTagName("ROW");
Element row = (Element)rows.item( i );
NodeList elements = row.getElementsByTagName( "DOCUMENTREF" );
So you or someone have another idea to fix this problems.
Thanks
null

XML SQL Utility - settagcase - all tags are upper or lower

I am using the XML SQL Utility (XSU) for PL/SQL to generate a xml document from some tables and objects. Is it possible to have the xml elements start and end tags appear in the case of the objects I have defined (i.e. CamelCase)? I can either have them appear as all upper or all lower case. However the oracle documentation has a SETTAGCASE function with an option for "as are". Is this supposed to allow for the case to follow how i have defined the fields in the object? If not is there a way?
For example here is an object
create or replace TYPE     CREDIT_APPLICANTTYPE AS OBJECT
First VARCHAR2(15 BYTE),
Last VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
Middle VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
Suffix VARCHAR2(3 BYTE)
);Settagcase 0 option doesn't seem to do anything different than the upper_case option when i generate the xml
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_xmlque.htm#i1033636
set serveroutput on
declare
queryCtx dbms_xmlquery.ctxType;
charstring VARCHAR2(255);
outxml CLOB;
begin
    queryCtx := dbms_xmlquery.newContext('select CREDIT_APPLICANTTYPE(''Joe'',''Smith'',''A'',''Jr.'') as AppName from dual');
    dbms_xmlquery.settagcase(queryCtx, 0);
    outxml := dbms_xmlquery.getXml(queryCtx);
    dbms_xmlquery.closeContext(queryCtx);
    charstring := dbms_lob.substr(outxml, 255, 1);
    dbms_output.put_line(charString);
end;Output is in uppercase but i would like camel case:
<?xml version = '1.0'?>
<ROWSET>
<ROW num="1">
<APPNAME>
<FIRST>Joe</FIRST>
<LAST>Smith</LAST>
<MIDDLE>A</MIDDLE>
<SUFFIX>Jr.</SUFFIX>
</APPNAME>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>

Actually I figured out the issue. Oracle automatically outputs the column alias as upper case unless you put it in quotes. I defined my object like this and it works with settagcase 0
create or replace TYPE CREDIT_APPLICANTTYPE AS OBJECT
"First" VARCHAR2(15 BYTE),
"Last" VARCHAR2(35 BYTE),
"Middle" VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
"Suffix" VARCHAR2(3 BYTE)
);

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